I'm Ben Nadefaffrey, host of the history show The Last Archive, and I want to tell you about a new series we're running in our feed.

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menu. Support what you love or it goes away. Thanks everyone. If you listen to pop culture news, one phrase comes up a lot cultural appropriation. The phrase has become a

staple in the media. Cultural appropriation. Cultural appropriation.

Kim is being accused of blackfishing and cultural appropriation.

But as often as we hear the phrase, it doesn't seem to be clearly defined.

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